Micky says... deception of politics
Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 2:20PM After watching the documentary ‘Fall of the Republic’ by Alex Jones I had only one word say.
Deception.
How interesting to see the world from a different perspective. My fiancé introduced me to a different way of reading the newspapers and watching Television, and I must say I like it. Don’t believe everything they tell you and make sure you do your own research before you form an opinion!
The documentary contained one specific point that made me wonder, about the rest of the world and the state we are in at the moment. We all know the Federal Reserve Bank. The place that "takes care" of all the money in this country and that probably has a lot of influence on the rest of the financial world. It's the place where they print America’s money, and gives it its value.
But did you know that The Federal Reserve is not that Federal at all? It is not a part of the government. It’s sounds like it's owned by the government, but actually it is just a private bank. A commercial company, running our economy?
Oh and the best thing is they don’t need to be audited by congress.
Are they above the law?
Maybe I need to put my money in an old sock? :-)
http://batr.org/markets/federalreserve.html
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Reader Comments (5)
the documentary ‘Fall of the Republic’ is indeed good and Obama is fishy:
how it can be that Obama is the most anti-Polish president in history if he comes from Chicago - the city with 1.5 million Polish-Americans? Something is fishy big time with him.
BTW: Fed compared to eurozone central bankis pure evil...
The Fed is the source of new dollars but it neither prints them nor gives them value.
U.S. dollar banknotes are printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
The value is not "given" but rather comes from existing dollars. This is an important point! The value of new dollars is stolen from the dollars in your pocket, your bank account.
It is a hidden tax that steals most from the poor, whose savings are almost always in the form of dollars in the bank, and gives to the rich: new dollars are most often spent with government-connected businesses.
If you're not in the U.S., you're not safe.. your country's central bank operates the same way. It's a global scam, and yes the central banks talk and work together, and will eventually merge, if their collective wet dream comes true.
Yes, the Fed is above the law, as is the whole Federal Government and everyone who works for them (sovereign immunity).
No, keeping your dollars in a sock won't help you, the Fed can still steal its value.
Come on. Think for yourself and don't just follow Adam. His "research" usually consists of looking for evidence that confirms his theory and ignoring anything contradictory. He made sense once upon a time but now he is too consumed by conspiracies.
I think i know why Dutch are being sarcastic in their comments. One rule of blogging, be an expert or be silent.